Conflicted memories : Europeanizing contemporary histories

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Acknowledgments List of Acronymns Introduction: Contours of a Critical History of Contemporary Europe: A Transnational Agenda Konrad H. Jarausch and Thomas Lindenberger Part I: Contested Memories Chapter 1. History of Memory, Policies of the Past: What For? Henry Rousso Chapter 2. Communist Legacies in the 'New Europe': History, Ethnicity, and the Creation of a 'Socialist' Nation in Romania, 1945-1989 Dragos Petrescu Chapter 3. Writing National Histories in Europe: Refl ections on the Pasts, Presents and Futures of a Tradition Stefan Berger Chapter 4. Between Europe and the Nation: The Inward Turn of Contemporary Historical Writing Pieter Lagrou Part II: Multiple Conflicts Chapter 5. War and Conflict in Contemporary European History, 1914-2004 John Horne Chapter 6. In Search of a Second Historicization: National Socialism in a Transnational Perspective Kiran Klaus Patel Chapter 7. The Origins of the Cold War in Eurasia: A Borderland Perspective Alfred J. Rieber Part III: Transnational Interactions Chapter 8. Europe as Leisure Time Communication: Tourism and Transnational Interaction since 1945 Thomas Mergel Chapter 9. Integration from Below? Migration and European Contemporary History Karen Schoenwalder Chapter 10. Twentieth-Century Culture, 'Americanization,' and European Audiovisual Space Marsha Siefert Chapter 11. Economics of West European Integration? Proving the Benefi ts 1952-1973 Andre Steiner Part IV: Unfinished Political Processes Chapter 12. A European Civil Society? Hartmut Kaelble Chapter 13. International Socialist Attempts at Bridge-Building in the Early Postwar Period OErjan Appelqvist Chapter 14. Nation Building in the Era of Integration: The Case of Moldova Igor Casu Postscript: The Subject(s) of Europe Michael Geyer Selected Bibliography List of Contributors

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